Home party and skeletons stunt entertainment
A fragmented notice describes a home party with skeletons and black cats amid festive scenes. It lists attendees including Mrs Benjamin Be ars, William Wright, Dorcas Clarke and others from Marl Committee of Cow United World Fe last Thursday and mentions Mrs Donnell y as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenney
He Knight
Westle
Mr Lovering
Sud
Benjamin Bears
William Wright
Uiss
Dorcas Clarke
Clyde Buland
Inomas Ken
Phi ‘P Elderzin
Luiz
Mr? Ather
Marl
Cow- United World Felast
Ken
East Acton
Brotherhood
Donnelly
Religious Observances Planned at Concord Churches
Confessions will be heard after morning and evening services at Concord parish churches. Our Lady Help of Christians will hold Mass at 7 o clock with Holy Communion at 1 o'clock. St Bernard's will have Masses at 6 o'clock and 7 30. All Saints Day is observed on Monday and All Souls Day on Tuesday.
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Concord
St. “Bérrard’s
Our’ Lady Help of Chris
Hans Church
West
Ailoul
West Acton to Host Minstrel Show by Women's Club
West Acton plans completion for a minstrel show sponsored by the West Acton Woman's Club at the clubhouse on Central Street November 11 12 and 13. Mrs William P Cameron heads the general committee assisted by Mrs Charles MitRae and Mrs Witson with Mrs L L Strong as publicity chair. The Lincoln Salec u of Lincoln has arranged a special type number and the chorus made up mostly of High School students will train under coaching. James B Parte l of Magnata will be the interlocutor. Tickets available from any cast member or Mrs Strong. Also notes an express shipment analysis by Railway Express outlining percentages of products in shipments.
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West Acton
Acton Woman’s Club
Central Street
William’ P Cameron
Charles MitRae
Witson
di Rhodes
L. L.‘ Strong
Paul Caten
Eet Salecu of
Lincoln
Specia
Tevel
Junior Red Cross enrollments span schools nationwide
The Junior Red Cross enrollment runs from November 1 to November 15 with each classroom signing up members. As the world’s largest youth service group it offers service to local communities and less fortunate children overseas, including sending December gift boxes of toys, combs, toiletries, and toothbrushes, with letters of thanks from foreign children to Concord.
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Red Cross
Momie
Red -Crags
Concord
Med Cross
Concord College Student Government Officers Elected
The new class officers were elected at Concord College. Virginia Salter and Richard Lyons are named among the leaders with student representatives for both genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
E” Freshihén
Seig R
Richard Lyons
Treasi Vria
Barthus
Virginia Rea
Retivick
Bartolomeo Sells Outey Concord Store Passes To Kennedy
Bartolomeo Byron street longtime fruit and variety shop owner on Thoreau street retires after 40 years selling his business. Vandiever M Kennedy of Concord takes over as new owner and plans to maintain service with potential future store upgrades. Kennedy married to Catherine Mullén.
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Concord
John Bartolomeo
Byron ‘Street
Thoreau ‘Street
Vandiever’ M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Catherine Mullén
Party Card Party Winners at St Elizabeth Parish Hall
Partygoers at St Elizabeth's parish hall last Saturday night awarded prizes. Winners include Mrs Sophie Walsh Mrs A Flerra Elmer Gowen Mrs Frank Kloppenburg and Jack Murray. Door prize went to Jack Murray and crafts by Mrs John McClure. Next Saturday's event is by Mrs Esther Loisselle. all invited.
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St. Eliza‘beth’s
Sophie Walsh
A.‘Flerra
Elmer Gowen
Frank
Kloppenburg
Glare-Milbury
Annie Coughlin
Michael. Walsh
Waulian
Edward
Paulhus
U Maimie Eterson
A. Hierra
Wiliam, Brown
Harrisburg
T. ‘J. Carney
Julie McCreaden
Doris Porter
Mabie Jameson
John McClure
Margaret Murray
Jack ‘Murray
Timothy ‘Carney
Jack “Murray
Esther Loiselle
Reunion Sparks Old Friends After 50 Years Meeting
Schenectady residents Judson Grant of Waterbury Connecticut and his wife reunited with Grant after half a century. They last met fifty years ago, prompting a joyful homecoming and reflections on past times.
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Spurs Talk
Schenectady
U.P
Re Ie
Ving Grant
Judson Grant
Waterbury, Conn
Berry Celebrates 85th Birthday Vote Day in Concord
Concord veteran James N. Berry 85, a Spanish War commander of the Ralph P. Hosmer Camp, U.S.W.V., traveled from the Soldiers Home in Chelsea to vote. The occasion marked his 85th birthday with a party hosted by his daughter Mrs Chester M Williams in Waltham.
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Concord
James N. Berry
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
U.S.W.V
Chelsea
Walden Street
Rthday
Chester M. Wileliams
Waltham
Errand of Mercy dramatizes near flood threat at Concord
Sunday at 2 45 Concord stage dramatizes how a single dropped cigarette could have saved the town by delaying a flood. The tale follows two streams converging near the sea and the town’s fate amid fire damage and river risk.
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Concord
Capes
Concord Red ‘Cross
Cathy
Parish Notes: Lincoln Hosts South Middlesex Conference
Concord reports the South Middlesex Conference meeting at First Church Lincoln on Sunday afternoon and evening November 7. November parish supper set for Thursday November 11 in the parish hall with John H. Crider of the Boston Herald as speaker.
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Concord
Middlesex
Lincoln
John’ H. Crider
The
Boston Herald
Wedding in Gleason Church Unites Miss Norma Byron and Groom
Miss Norma L. Byron of Gleasondale wed George H. Wilton of Andover in a Saturday ceremony at Gleason Church officiated by Rev. Crewson. The bride wore ivory satin with a fingertip veil and carried white roses. bridesmaids wore aqua taftta gowns. The couple plans to reside at 46 North Andover Street Lawrence after a reception at the church.
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Maidv of Honor
Failles
Newton Wellesley Hospital
Hale High School
Stow
Newton Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing
Lawrence
Johnson
North
Marlboro
Hudson
Maynard
Ae Haverhill “Street
Stow Wilko Allen Pék rita Bee Veterans Plan Whist Series
Veterans of Foreign Wars members met at Stow Town Hall to plan a regular whist series with proceeds supporting Build an... Priest on the chair, with Andon Gagne and others assisting. A social door prize is planned and the next meeting is set for November 10 at 8 o'clock in the hall.
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Stow
Wilko Allen 'Pékrita
Stow Town Hall
Fone
Émiber
Andon Gagne
Miner
Vetcap of Foreign Wars. Com
Stow-a Brotter and Sister Ce Laine Day Celebration
A note records a gathering on October 21 at the West on Road Stow to celebrate Margaret Scesny who turned one year old. Parents Mr and Mrs Walter Scesny hosted with gifts and joyful well wishers.
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Margaret
Walter
Revere Chapter of Eastern Star Holds Inspection
The Bedford Paul Revere Chapter of the Eastern Star held its annual inspection at Town Hall on Thursday March 7. About 60 members and guests attended a 5 PM business meeting led by Worthy Matron Walter B. Brolin, with a supper served, then an initiation of five new members directed by Mrs Brolin and the chapter officers. New members include Berta E. Fougstedt Louis H. Bedford, Elice D Moody Dorothy Riody Sonia E. Bartlett Acton. Laura P. Eaton of Jeffingham inspected as grand patroness with assistant matrons helping.
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Bedford
Paul Revere
Town Hall
Walter B. Brolin
Suppee
Church of Is
United Workers
Brolin
Rtny
Berta E. Fougstedt
Louis H
Elice D Moody
Dorothy Riody
Sonia E. Bartletta
Acton
Laura P. Eaton
Je Ifigham
Graatron
Local Eastern Star Meeting Plans Whist Party in Acton
Maxine Batteaux deputy marshal chaired a reception committee including Walter Black and Mrs Mil dred Arnold. A whist party was voted for Friday evening November 5 at Edith Page’s Acton home, with the next Eastern Star meeting set for the following Thursday.
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Maxine ‘M. Batteaux
Rand
Ites Darnes ©. Richardson
Walter G. Black
Mildred’ R. Arnold
Edith Page
Acton
Footwear Prices Steady As Manufacturers Warn Of Strong Demand
The Guild of Better Shoe Manufacturers reports prices will stay firm from $1 to $22.95 and up as buyers place substantial orders for spring stock. Industry officials expect stable pricing into January and February with inventories healthy and demand solid.
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Wortien
Guild of Better Shoe Manufacturers
Eir
Ope Lou “Sachir
Rohealaeet Guild
Msresident
T Ont Wolf’s Sons, Inc
Allready
Lathar
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